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Old 29-06-2020, 05:44 PM #7
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Originally Posted by Liam- View Post
Andrew Boateng and son Huugo were
out cycling along the River Lea in Tottenham,
north London, when the incident happened.
Mr Boateng told Sky News that his 13-year-old son
rode a few metres out in front of him
when a plain-clothed officer appeared out of nowhere
and grabbed him from his bike.

Startled and assuming he was being mugged,
the teenager leapt in fright before being tackled
to the ground - laying helpless as the officer pointed
a Taser at him, shouting and threatening to deploy it.

So you think the officer was just hiding in the bushes waiting for a young 13 year old boy riding a bike to jump out on....or do you think the officer may have had a description of someone on a bike having committed a crime and possibly armed...
Of course it’s unfortunate for the young boy as he was innocent but the police have a tough job, particularly in London.
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